Spanning over a career two decades long, Novak Djokovic reached the pinnacle of success with 101 ATP titles, of which 24 are Grand Slams. However, for the GOAT who has spent 428 weeks at the top of the rankings, the sport has always meant much more than just records. But when he draws the curtains on his career, what exactly does he want to be remembered for?

In his chat with Piers Morgan earlier this month, Djokovic faced the same question. Even though he has made it clear he doesn’t plan to retire soon, the question made him pause. Djokovic recalled his former mentor, Nikola Pilic, who passed away on 22 September. Sharing an emotional account from Pilic’s funeral, he claimed that he wants to be remembered by the impact he has on others’ lives.

“My biggest takeaway from that, ot

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